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The differences would be that THIS Saburov is not a military man, but he is a very uncompromising and disciplined individual, and very dedicated to maintaining order at any cost, as is his role in the town's triumvirate.
The first game does harp on some militaristic imagery and references in regards to the day when he "takes charge" in the Pantomine in the Bachelor's route though.
I think an awesome spinoff could be a prequel called fanatica about the capital. Would love to see a dark gothic fictional moscow.
There are a few things known about it if you're curious.
Usually they're like "games" done through website links and puzzles that you don't play through a dedicated software application but through the internet in a variety of unconventional ways.
Pathologic 2 also had one surrounding the daughter of the Inquistor character that we meet in the game at Yulia's house, her name escapes me. Before P2 came out, Icepick released a series of cryptic clues and story snippets that "players" could tackle to find out more information about the game or the story.
I've never gotten into them myself, but I've followed other people's journeys with them. They're quite popular in the horror scene because it gives that tweak to the format that can hook people in. It seems like neat stuff that had a lot of dedication put into making it engaging for those who enjoy that kind of investigative type of entertainment.
But yea, examples of games which include ARG elements on Steam are games like The Black Watchmen and Nite Team 4. The Secret World also included some of these in gameplay.
Though in principle they're any kind of game which involves the player engaging in some manner of investigative work beyond the base game, because the Devs have essentially created wider material around it to support an "alternate reality" to delve into.
This can be social media accounts that are effectively in reality just bots but are characters, standalone websites made up, and all kinds of other media. Usually they're puzzles.
Ice-Pick has been running one lately that very obviously relates to the Bachelor.
I found it funny when the haruspex made the link to religion, and bachelor was like what are you talking about? Obviously these inquisitors are gonna be nothing like the historical Italian ones.
Which while I initially scratched my head at, when hearing some of them, it arguably does make sense. Daniil even in how he was portrayed in the game here feels like he SHOULD play differently than in Pathologic 1, given that in the Haruspex's perspective he's basically the main guy overseeing the bulk of the top-down response to the Plague.
The Haruspex straddles the line between assisting such efforts and completely doing his own thing because he has no faith in the Bachelor's plan for a vaccine, and The Changeling just completely does her own thing from the bottom up because nobody in authority would take her seriously without serious backing (which she eventually does get via Saburov and then Block).